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History:

The Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Jose, claimants for lands
described by boundaries, granted July 22d, 1778, by Felipe de Neve, Governor of
the Province of Upper California, to the Pueblo of San Jose de Guadalupe.

Claim filed July 14th, 1852. Confirmed by the Board of Land Commissioners
February 5th, 1856. Appeal taken August 6th, 1857. Confirmed by the District
Court November 26th, 1859. Appeal on behalf of the U. S. granted February 16th,
1860. Decree of Final Confirmation entered in the U.S. District Court June 13th,
1866.

CoMPineaD — oe.

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Searcher of FRecords, - - - Sam Jose, California.

A. S. YoRK, Book and Job Printer, 30 East Santa Clara St,

References to Statutes of the State of California.

STATUTES OF 1856—CHAPTER CXXXVI.
An Act to authorize the Funding of the Debt of the City of San Jose. and to Provide for the
Payment of the same. [| Approved April roth, 1856. |
STATUTES OF 1858—CHAPTER CCXXXIII.

—

An Act to Authorize the Funding of the Unfunded Debt of the City of San Jose, and to Pro-
vide for the Payment of the same. [Approved April 21st, 1858. ]

References to Proceedings of the Board of Trustees of the City of San Jose.

May 17, 1858—Resignation of Thomas Fallon accepted. [Page 265. |
June 10, 1858—Hlection of S. O Houghton to fill vacancy created by resignation of Thomas
Fallon. [Page 266. |

June 16, 1858—Bond of William Daniels, James C. Cobb and Sherman O. Houghton, in the
penal sum of $15,000, filed. [This Bond is not approved by any person or Court. ]
Oath of office taken before J. R. Weller, J. P., (of Milpitas Township) June 11, 1858.

August 2, 1658—The ‘‘Ordinance to carry into effect the Act concerning the Funding of
the Unfunded Debt of the City of San Jose, approved April 21, 1858,’’ was taken up, amended and
; 5
adopted. [Page 269. ]

leaubeainatens - Gastdaels cer Gods Gabe we tens
3y PETER O. MINOR, President of the Board of Trustees.

To WILLIAM DANIELS, JAMES C. Coss and S. O. Hovscuron,

Commissioners of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose.

DILTEE Se a ee a pepe etee ay Seen erm a ae hee ja nih MOUSE id TOR
CONSIDERATION — PREMISES.

WHEREAS, William Daniels, James C. Cobb and Sherman O. Houghton, have duly qualified
as Commissioners of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose, in accordance with the requirements
of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, approved April 21, 1858, entitled, ‘‘An Act
to Authorize the Funding of the Unfunded Debt of the City of San Jose, and to provide for the pay-
ment of the sanie,’’ and whersas, the Board of ‘Trustees of the City of San Jose did, on August 2,
1858, by an ordinance passed by them and duly approved, August 2, 1858, authorize, empower and
direct P. O. Minor, President of the. Board of Trustees, to make, execute, acknowledge and deliver
to said Cominissioners a deed of conveyance, conveying to said Commissioners all the property, and
rights, titles and interest in property belonging to said City, together with lands, and rights in
lands, or claims to the same, held or owned by the former Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe, and
all the Pueblo rights of said Pueblo, in Trust for the payment of the debts of said City; now, there-
fore, I, Peter O. Minor, President of the Board of Trustees of the City of San Jose, in behalf of said
City, by virtue of the authority conferred upon me by said ordinance, in consideration of the prem-
ises, grant, bargain, sell and convey unto William Daniels, James C. Cobb and S. O. Houghton,
Commissioners of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose, and to their successors in office, all
those certain lands lying in the County of Santa Clara, State of California, te wit: All the prop-
erty, and rights, titles and interests in property belonging to said City, together with the lands and
rights in lands, or claims to the same, held or owned by the former Pueblo de San Jose de Guada-
lupe, and all the Pueblo rights of said Pueblo, upon trust, to sell and dispose of the same in such
manner as they may deem the best interests of said City requires, and apply all the moneys which
shall be received by them from the sales of said lands to the payment of the Funded Debt of the
City of San Jose, after paying the necessary expenses of said Board of Commissioners.

Acknowledged August 23d, 1858.
Before JOHN B. HEWSON,
County Clerk of Santa Clara County.
Recorded September 4th, 1858.
Liber ‘‘L’”’ of Deeds, Page 672.

Reference to Statutes of the State of California.

STATUTES OF 1859—CHAPTER XCII.
An Act supplementary to and amendatory of ‘‘An Act to Authorize the Funding of the Un-

funded Debt of the City of San Jose, and to provide for the Payment of the same,’’ approved April
21st, 1858. [Approved March 7, 1859. ]

Reference to Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of San Jose.

May 2, 1859—Resignation of William Daniels as one of the Board of Commissioners of the
Funded Debt offered and accepted. [Page 265. |

May 9, 1859—Clerk instructed to present resignation of William Daniels, and request him
(Daniels) to direct it properly. [Page 2096. |

May 14, 1859—Wnm. Daniels released from his bond as one of the Commissioners of the
Funded Debt. [Page 208. |

June 6, 1859—Lawrence Archer elected to fill vacancy created by resignation of William
Daniels. [Page 300. ]

June 24, 1859—Bond of James C. Cobb, Sherman O. Houghton and Lawrence Archer, in
the penal sum of $15,000. (No endorsement or memorandum of filing.)

Oath of office annexed, sworn to before Thomas Fallon, Mayor, June 24, 1859.

February 3, 1861—Resignation of Mr. Archer asa member of the Board of Fund Com-
missioners was accepted, and Judge Daniels unanimously chosen to fill the vacancy. [Page 376.]

February —, 1861—Bond of J. C. Cobb, S.O. Houghton and Wm. Daniels. Oath of office
taken by Daniels before R. B. Buckner, Mayor of the City of San Jose.

Reference to Statutes of the State of California.

STATUTES OF 1862—CHAPTER CXXVI.

An Act supplementary to an Act entitled ‘‘An Act to authorize the Funding of the Unfunded
Debt of the City of San Jose, and to Provide for the payment of the same, approved ADT. 21St,
1858.” [Approved April 8th, 1862. ]

STATUTES OF 1863—CHAPTER CXLII.

An Act to amend an Act entitled ‘‘An Act to authorize the Funding of the Unfunded Debt of

the City of San Jose, and to Provide for the Payment of the same, approved April 21st, 1858.’’
[Approved April 6th, 1863.]

Reference to Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of San Jose.

November 14, 1864—Resignation of S. O. Houghton, one of the Commissioners of the
Funded Debt of the City of San Jose, presented and laid over. [Page 241.]

November 15, 1864—Resignation of S. O. Houghton as one of the Board of Commission-
ers of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose accepted. Ordinance passed and approved ap-
pointing Francis E. Spencer a Commissioner of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose. [P. 242]

November 25, 1864—Bond of Wm. Daniels, James C. Cobb and Francis E. Spencer in the
penal sum of $15,000. Oath of office (of all) appended, sworn to before Jas. A. Clayton, County
Clerk of Santa Clara County.

STATUTES OF 1866—CHAPTER xxIx.

An Act to Abolish the Board of Commissioners of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose.
| [Approved January 17th, 1866. ]

Francis E. SPENCER, JAMES C. Coss and WILLIAM DANIELS,
Commissioners of the Funded Debt of the City of San Jose,

sistema TROY aici

se MAYOR AND Common Councu, of the City of San Jose, and their successors in office:

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Dated La add eke EE ee anuary, 26 ,7866.
CONSIDERATION---Authority Conferred and $1.00.

WHEREAS, All of the indebtednesss of the City of San Jose which existed on the 21st day of
April, 1858, and all of the indebtedness of said city, which was authorized to be funded by virtue
of an Act approved April 21st, 1858, has been fully paid; and, whereas, the Legislature of the
State of California passed ‘‘An Act entitled an Act to abolish the Board of Commissioners of the
Funded Debt of the City of San Jose,’’ approved January 17th, 1866, wherein it is expressly pro-
vided that said Commissioners, or a majority thereof, are required to convey to the ‘‘ Mayor. and
Common Council of the City of San Jose,’’ on the application of the Mayor thereof, all the prop-
erty and rights, titles and interests in property belonging to said Commissioners, together with
lands and rights in lands, or claims to the same, held or owned by the former Pueblo de San Jose;
and, whereas, the said Mayor of the City of San Jose did, January 2 5th, 1866, make a demand on
said Board of Commissioners of the Funded Debt requiring said Board to make, execute and de-
liver a proper deed of conveyance from said Board to said Mayor and Common Council of all the
property, rights, titles and interests in property belonging to said Commissioners which remained
in their hands unsold on the 17th day of January, A. D. 1866.

Now, therefore, do grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the ‘‘Mayor and Common Council
of the City of San Jose,’’ and their successors in office, in trust, for the use and benefit of said city
and the citizens thereof, all those certain lands lying in the County of Santa Clara, State of Cali-
fornia, to wit: All the property belonging to said Commissioners, as such, rights, titles and inter-
ests in all the lands, and claims to any and all the lands held or owned by the former Pueblo de
San Jose de Guadalupe, ineaning thereby all the right title, claim and interest in the property and
lands aforesaid acquired by said Board of Commissioners by a certain deed of conveyance to said
Board. made and executed by P. O. Minor, as President of the Board of Trustees of the City of
San Jose, dated on the 4th day of August, A. D. 1858, and recorded in Book I, of Deeds, pp. 672,
etc., in the office of the Recorder of the County of Santa Clara, excepting from this conveyance,
however, all such lands as may have been heretofore sold to private persons by said Commissioners.

Acknowledged February 3d, 1866.
Before CHARLES G. THomAs, N. P.
Recorded February 6th, 1866. Liber ‘‘U’’ of Deeds, page 589.

Reference to Statutes of the State of California.

An Act to Re-incorporate the City of San Jose. [Approved March 17th, 1866. |

(Oe Ziad,

As Mayor of the City of San Jose, for and on behalf of the
Mayor and Common Council of said City of San Jose,

— TO-—__—

A, L Keagche

Dated i | | ieee es oS; Fe LO 7.

_Consideration---TPremises, and § IG.O 0. <=

Certified copy of Ordinance passed by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San
Jose, (abacargye W ate 6 “2 , approved Ne ideas oe; LEOT, authorizing the
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sale of Pueblo Lands to... ( fh i A ha ALAVE , set forth

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at length, authorizing ang directing the — or of said City to sell and convey to

on payment to the City Treasurer of the
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sum of WW. CA ABR MMM PIA Menard pd dollars, the following described

tract... or parcel... of land, being a portion of the Pueblo Lands of the City of San Jose, to wit:

All eo a certain tract... or parcel... of land lying and being in the

., County of Santa Clara, in the State of California. and

Beginning at a post standing upon the Eastern line
of the Pala Rancho and at the South West corner of
land of Knapp,and running thence N.82 1/4° E£. 20 ghe
bara se" B.S che. N66 5 /4° By 88.46. che to ths
North hast corner of sald land of Knapp;thence along

in possession of Shaw 8.38° E, 60.50 chs to a

post standing in the center of a gulch;thence up
Said Gulch with the following courses and distances
foe ae” ee 2 che. 6.8 10 chs. S.45*-E. 18. 7a
chs, thence along the Western line of land of McCar-
ley with the following courses and distances 5.58° W.
4 chs. S,7° EB. 25 chs, 8.40 1/2° W.7.19 chs, 8.49 1/4
%.39 chs to a post on line between lands of McCarley

and of Fleming, thence along the Northern line of

land of Fleming S.59° W. 34 chs. N.o7 L722 10-6

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beginning. Containing 992

acres. Courses true Mag.Var.16 1/2°

Becites Ordinance, a certified copy of which is hereto attached, and is hereby referred to and made
a part of this indenture.

Now, therefore, in consideration of the premises and the sum of “GOO —
dollars, etc., said party of the first part, for and on behalf of said Mayor and Common Council of
the City of San Jose, doth bargain, sell, release, remise and convey to the said Pe the sec-
ond part, and to ieee heirs and assigns forever, all thal _ Certain piece... OF parcel... of
land situate lying and being in the nvteitminiommnendiies, Ss OULTY OL Salita, Aslara, State
of California, and bounded and described as in said Ordinance is set forth, which said certified copy
of said Ordinance is hereby referred to for a full description of said premises.

Provided, always, that all covenants of warranty are hereby expressly excluded herefrom.

an a IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part, as such Mayor,
ae has hereunto set his hand and seal, and has caused to be affixed

| Crryor SAN JosE | the corporate seal of said City of San Jose, the day and year
are! Scr ae first above written.

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Cth UNITED STATES OF AMERIGA IZ:

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The Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Jose, their
Successors and Assigns.

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PGA a Sere on : bein tit hae Per paso Sa CIEE he ae
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TO ALI, TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING:

Whereas, It appears from a duly authorized Transcript, filed in the General Land Office of the United States,
that, pursuant to tue provisions of the Act of Congress, approved the third day of March, Anno Domini one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, entitled “An Act to ascertain and settle the Private Land Claims in the
State of California,’ The City of San Jose, by its Mayor and Common Council, filed a petition on the fourteenth
day of July, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, with the Commmissioners to ascertain and settle
the Private Land Claims in the State of California, sitting as a Board in the City of San Francisco, in which peti-
tion it claimed the comfirmation of its title to a tract of land known by the name of ‘‘Pueblo of San Jose de Guad-
alupe,’’ situate in the then County of Santa Clara and State aforesaid.

And Whereas, She Board of Land Commissioners afores said on the fifth day of February, A. D. one thousand
eignt hundred and fifty-six, rendered a decree of confirmation in favor of the claiment, which decree or decision
having been taken by appeal to the District Court of the United States, for the N Northern District of California,
the said District Court at a stated term, on the sixth day of August, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and fifty-
seven, in the cause entitled ‘‘The Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Jose, vs. The United States,’’
rendered its decree as follows, to wit:

‘Appeal from the final decision of the Commissioners to ascertain and settle Private Jand Claims in the
State ot California. The claimants claim the land included within the boundries of the former ‘Pueblo of San
Jose de Guadalupe,’ according to itsaincent boundaries, and the cause having been heard upon appeal from the
decision of the Commissioners aforesaid upon the transcript of the proc eedings before the said Commissioners,
tieir decision, and the papers and evidence on which said decision was founded, and the same having been ar-
gued by t-e District Attorney on behalf of the United States, and by F. M. Haight and Joseph B. Crockett, on be-
half of the claimants representing the said Pueblo, and due deliberation being thereupon had,

‘The said Court, in pursuance of the laws of Congress, in that case made and provided, doth order, judge and
Satan that the claim of the claimants to the land included within the Ancient limits of the said Pueblo of

an Jose be confirmed to said claimants, or their legal representatives, according to the ancient boundaries of
aid Pueblo, as ascertained by the orders and decrees of the former Governments of California, the a8 and sur
veys in evidence and the testimony ot witnesses in the case, as set forth in the said transcript of the proceedings
of the said Commissioners seut to this Court.”

And thereafter, the mandate of the Supreme Court of the United States dismissing the appeal taken in this
cause having been presented and filed in the said District Court of the United States for the Northern District of

(alifornia, tne said District.Court on the thirteenth day of Tune, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
in the cause entitled ‘‘The United States vs. The Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Jose Pueblo
Lands,’’ rendered the followieg decree, viz:

‘‘Now, therefore, on motion of Francis EK. Spencer, Esq., of counsel forthe Mayor and Common Council of
the City of San Jose, aforesaid, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed, in conformity with the said mandate of the
said Supreme Court, that the claim of the Mayor and Com:non Council of the City of San Jose, the claimants to
the land included within the ancient limits of the Pueblo ot San Jose, be confirmed to said claimants, or their le-
gal ead tives, according to the ancient boundaries of said Pueblo, as ascertained by the orders and decrees
of the former Governments or California, the map and surveys in evidence, and the testimony of witnesses in the
case, as set forth in the transcript of the proceedings sent to the said Supreme Court.

“It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed by this Court that the boundaries of the said claim, being the

same with those of the former Pueblo of San Jose, shall de ascertained and surveyed as follows, Begining ata
point in the woods ata live oak tree in the dividing line between said Pueblo and what were formerly known as
the lands of the Mission of San Jose, and if said tree is gone, where the same was in March 1838, running thence
a southeast course, which passes through the mountains which are called Las Buellas, Pala San Felipe, Las An-
imas and Aguas de las Z/agas, to a monumient of stone erected in March 1838, and having reference to all the land-
marks on this line and to the monument of stone in the middle of Pala,—this line isin length eleven and one-
half leagues and its southern termination the southeast corner of the ancient limits of the said Pueblo and of the
land hereby confirmed to the claimants. Then commencing again at the point first mentioned, being the said
live oak tree, or its former situation, and running in a line from the northeast by east to southwest by west to
the Embarcadero of the Guadalupe to the last live oak which is seen on the bank = the oe er Guadalupe, or
where the same was in March 1838, being two leagues aud eight hundred varas for tie length of this line, and
the same passing near the house formerly occupied by Jose Higuera, and distaat ots it Bot hundred and ten
varas, the house being on the northerly side of this line.

‘* Thence up the River Guadaloupe to its source, and thence running with a line corresponding with the
course of said river as near as may be, and which is nearly from southeast to northwest, and having refence to
monuments of stone formerly placed on this line, the last of which and the termination of this line, was placed
on the apex of a little hill which is at the foot of the mountain called ‘Parage de los Capitancillos,’ including
part of the oak a now, or formerly, at this place, and including all the Willow Grove now, or formerly, at
the source of said rive

‘Thence from sail point at the foot of said mountain ‘delos Capitancillos’ to the creek called las Z/agas at, or
near its source, and at such point, as will make the distance from where said line strikes said creek, to the south-
eastern point before ascertained, the same length as the distance from the starting point in the survey to the Km-
barcadero, that is, two leagues, eight hundred varas, thence ae said point, last ascertz 1ined, to the southeastern
corner of said tract before ascertained. In making the survey and ascertaining the precee eding lines refrence will

be had to the survey and map of the Pueblo by the Commissioners Castro, Gulnac and Salvio Castro in March
1838, and to the survey of Joseph Arguello under date of the twenty-fourth dayof July, 1801, signed also by the Friar
Martin de Sandeta and Jose Miguel Osuna, and to the documents and depositions in the cause as to the ancient
boundaries ot said Pueblo of San Jose subject to the following deductions, namely, the Rancho Las Milpitas, Rin-
con de los Esteros, Pala, Yerba Buena, Canada de Pala, San Felipe de las Animas, Laguna Seca, Santa Teresa, San
Juan Bautista, Los Captancillos, San Vicente, Las Uvas, Ojo Agua de la Coche, San Francisco de las L/agas, and
also such other parcels of land as have been by grants from lawful authority vested in private proprietorship and
have been finaly confirmed to parties claiming under said grants by the tribunals of the United States, or shall
hereafter be finaly confirmed to parties claiming thereunder by said tribunals in proceedings now pending therein
for that purpose, all of which said excepted parcels of land are included in whole or in part within the boundar-
es above inentioned, but are excluded from the confirmation to the Mayor and Common Council of the City of
San Jose. This confirmation is in trust for the benefit of the lot holders under grants from the Pueblo, Town or
City of San Jose, or other competent authority, and to any residue in trust ror the use and benefit of the inhabit-
ants of the City,’’ whereby the proceedings of Court upon title became final.

And whereas under the thirteenth section of said Act, of the third day of March, Anno Domini, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty one, and the supplemental legislation, and in accordance with the proceedings had pur-
suant to said Act and supplemeutal legislation, there has been deposited in the General Land Office of the United
States, a return with the descriptive notes and plat of the survey of the said claim, confirmed as aforesaid, auth-
enticated by the signature of the United States Surveyor-General of the State of California, which descriptive
totes, aud plat of survey, are in the words and figures as follows, to wit:

“UNITED STATES SURVEYOR-GENERAL’S OFFICE )

San Francisco, California. )

“Under and by virtue of the provisions of the thirteenth section of the Act of Congress of the third of
March, 1851,, entitled ‘An Act to ascertain and settle the Private Land Claims in the State of California,’ and of
the twelfth section of the Act of Congress, approved on the thirty-first of August, 1852, entitled ‘An Act making
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the Government for the year ending the thirteenth of
June, 1853, and for other purposes, and whereas the United States District Court for the Northern District of Cali-
fornia, rendered a decision whereby it recognized and confirmed the title and claim of the Mayor and Common
Council of the City of San Jose’ to the tract of land designated as the Pueblo Lands of San Jose, excepting from
such confirmation certain tracts or parcels of land included in whole or in part within the exterior boundaries of
said tract, as appears from the certified copy of the final decree of the said District Court, a copy of which is
hereto annexed, the said tract of land was surveyed in conformity to the grant thereof and the said decision, and
I hereby certify that the accompanying map is a true and accurate plat of the said Pueblo Lands of San Jose, as
appears by the field notes compiled from the field notes of the surveys thereof, made by G. H. Thompson and A.
T Herrmann, Deputy Surveyors, under the directions of this office, which field notes having been examined and
approved, remain of record therein.

“The exterior boundaries of the said Pueblo Lands of San Jose are described in the words and figures fol-
lowing, to wit: (Describing same. ) ‘

And designated on the accompanying plat as Tract No. 1,’ ‘Tract No. 2,’ Tract No. 3,’ “Tract No. 4,’ and
Tract No. 5,’ being the lands for which confimation was in this case given, fifty-five thousand, eight hundred and
ninety-one and seventy-seven hundredths (55,891.77) acres and within the boundaries of the tracts designated
upon said plat as Rancho Agua Caliente, Rancho Los Tularcitos, (Higuera), Rancho Rincon de los #steros (Ellen
White), Rancho Rincon de los Esteros (Berreyesa), (Rancho Rincon de los Esteros (R. Alviso, et al.), Rancho
Las Milpitas, Pala Rancho, Rancho Canada de Pala, Rancho Yerba Buena, Rancho Los Huecos, Rancho Canada
de San Felipe y las Animas, Rancho Laguna Seca, Rancho Ojo de Agua de la Coche, Rancho San Francisco de
las Llagas, Rancho Las Uvas, Rancho San Vicente, Rho de los Capitancillos (Charles Fossatt), Rancho de los
Capitancillos (Guadalupe Mining Company), Rancho San Juan Bautista, Rancho Santa Teresa, and Pueblo Lot
No. 6 (P. Chaboya), being the lands excepted from the confirmation in this case by special provision in the de-
cree of the United States District Court, as aforesaid,—one hundred and thirty-two thousand, two hundred and
seventy-three and sixty-three hundredths (132,273.63) acres, making an aggregate area within said exterior
boundaries of one hundred and eighty eight thousand, one hundred and sixty-five and forty hundredths (188,165.
40) acres.”’

[Here follows descriptions by metes and bounds. of certain specific tracts embraced within the exterior
boundaries above set forth, viz: Tracts number One, Two, Three, Four, and Five, of the said Pueblo Lands of
San Jose, and which are so delineated upon the plat hereunto annexed, and which said plat is duly certified by
said United States Surveyor-General for California,—the property under search being embaraced within the
boundaries, and being a part of Tract number———of said Pueblo Lands, as so described and delineated. |

Now Know YE, That the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, in consideration of the premises, and pursuant to
the provisions of the Act of Congress aforesaid, of the third of March, Anno Domini one thousand eight hund-
red and fifty-one, and the legislation supplemental thereto, HAS GIVEN AND GRANTED, and by these presents
DoEs GIVE AND GRANT unto the said the MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN JOSE, their
successors and assigns, the tract of land embraced and described in the foregoing survey; but with the stipulation
that in virtue of the fifteenth section of the said Act, neither the confirmation of this said claim nor this patent
shall affect the interests of third persons; and with the further reservation and exception from the transfer by
these presents, as excepted by the aforesaid decree of the District Court of the United States for the Northern
District of California, dated June thirteenth, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, namely:—
‘The Ranchos Las Milpitas, Rincon de los Esteros, Pala, Yerba Buena, Canada de Pale, San Felipe de las Ani-
mas, Laguna Seca, Santa Teresa, San Juan Bautista, Los Capitancillos, San Vincente, Las Uvas, Ojo Agua de la
Coche, San Francisco de las L/agas, and also such other parcels of land have been by grants from lawful author-
ity vested in private proprietorship and have been finally confirmed to parties claiming under said grants by the
tribunals of the United States, or shall hereafter be finally confirmed to parties claiming thereunder by said trib-
unals in proceedings now pending therein for that purpose, all of which said excepted parcels of land are includ-
edin whole or in part within the boundaries above mentioned, but are excluded from the confirmation to the
Mavor and Common Council of the City of San Jose.”’

“To HAVE AND TO HOLD the said tract of land with the appurtenances unto the said the MAVOR AND COM-
MON CouNCcl, oF THE CITY OF SAN JOSE, their successors and assigns forever, with the stij ulation, reserva-
tion and exception aforesaid.

In Testimony whereof, I, CHESTER A. ARTHUR, President of the United “tates have caused these Letters to
be made Patent, and the Seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed.

ha et Given under my hand at the City of Washington, this fourth day of June in the year of our
| United States! Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, and of the Independence of the United
, ac | States the one hundred and eighth. ry eee Pu
"i SEAL. 3y the President: CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
a By WM. H. CROOK, Secretary.

S. W. CLARK, Recorder of the General Land Office.

Recorded Vol. 12 pp. 341 to 426 inclusive.

Recorded, July 11, 1884. Liber “D” of Patents page 12, Records of Sauta Clara County, Cal.

Aids. . HUYCK

Carter
Marshall and

Braly.

oe ; ‘
Dated . a r.2,1878.

eee et an ES Ee arene

ee ne

In consideration of a deed of a certain

spring by said J.S.Carter to the said party of the
first part.
Does grant, bargain,sell,convey and confirm unto sald
parties of the second part and to their heirs and
assigns forever,a strip of land 40 feet wide,the cen-
ter line of which is described as follows,viz:
Commencing at a point in the Hasterly line of Santa
Clara Avenue distant 26.80 chs from the point of
intersection of the Easterly line of said Avenue with
the South Easterly boundary line of the Pala Rancho,
and running thence from said point of beginning
across the lands of said Huyck with the following
courses and distances, S.59° 05’ EH, 6.85 chs, 5.00"
SO bn 2S 3s, S.70° 45’ E. $.10 chs; S. 47% OO ae

2°05’ BE. 1.92 chs,

1
o24% to 2: 5g <3 98 chs Sci2*

S162: 204. booms

ens = $244 °:10"?> £45.37 - chs. 5.64% 46" b.. 2260
NW . 89° .50" 8 5-S..75- chs; 5.67° 467-8. 9.350 one:

2” 7 ge ON AO? a eae ie 2 eee

1.92 430 » @, a# -Gns+< 8-19
chs: 6.6 chs: S.:75° -26° 3: 16.80
the N Weste of al. S.-Carter’s “rancns.

‘To have and to hoid the:same forever."

That the said party of the first part reserving forev-
er to himself and to each and all the future owners. ©
the tract of land now belonging to said party of the
first part through which said strip of land runs ,the

ce of said strip of land as a

OQ

and privile

Acknd. = Jany.2, L8ze.

Before Jno.B.Hewson N.P.

2ecorded

a

Liber do

v p t
P’ A 7 -
VAAL (\ 2 ra!

Vv

o. Carter

_Nov.10,1875.
_Gons.$1.00

Does grant,bargain,sell and convey unto the said party
of the second part and to his heirs and assigns forev-
er all all those certain premises bounded and particu-
larly described as follows,to wit; Beginning at a
point in the center line of the Carter Road (as con-
veyed by deed of A.L.Huyck to John 8.Carter and others
dated the 2d day of January 1875) where the North East
erly line of land in the possession of A.L.Huyck in-
tersects the said Carter line of the Carter Road and
from which point of beginning a gate post near the
North Easterly line of the said Road bears North 49°
15’ West 10 7/10 feet ,distant and thence running from
said point of beginning, North 9° 45’ EH. 170 feet to
the middle of a certain spring of water located at
Said point. Together with the land surrounding and
adjacent thereto in all directions from the said cen-
ter of said spring 10 feet, also all the right,title,

interest and control of sufficient land on either

side of of said spring towards the lands of said

_-_

A.L.Huycek at or on any point on said Huyck’s land;

that he may choose to “excravate" the earth and lay

down pipe under ground for the conveyance of said
Water from said spring to the lands of said Huyck,
Said Huyck having all the right, title, ,intre-- and con-
trol of Saidspring and all the water that now flows

or may flow from Sald spring.

Nov.10,1875.

Before Jos.W.Johnson N.P.

-—_-_-—— — -— - - ~ (are eH + - ee

Nov.10,1875.

dideinnnpeaelnaaiaitonane tae

Bi pero é

re

vanta Clara Valley Mill and Lumber Company
A Corporation.
Se en's Sori oF

C. Ward, L.Whipple

and A. L. Huyck.

Notice of Mechanic’s Lien.

7 May Lo LS Le:
To secure the sum of $203. | .S.gold coin
for lumber and cartage for the construction and erec-
tion of a shed and hall constructed by said Ward and
Whipple on the lands of which A.L.Huyck was at the
time of the said furnishing and is now the owner and
bounded on the North by lands of Knapp,on the Hast by
lands of Jones,and Carter; South by lands of Fleming

and West by lands of White, said shed and hall being

situated upon a hill behind what is known as the

"junction house" on said lands of Huyck,. That the
materials therein used were commenced to be furnished
or or about February 2d,1877. That on said day during
the time said materials were furnished to said Ward
and Whipple said A.L.Wuycek the owner of sald lands,
had actual notice of the construction of said building
and of the furnishing material therefor. That the last

of the materials so used in such construction were

KLOET LSPA a Cie Ss BALLS KES SD

furnished on the 20th day of March A.D.18/7. Amount of

Verified -by the oath af Julius Wunderlich Secretary

7

of the Corporation above named, May 19,1877.

nr

Before Chas. F. Wilcox N.P.

Recorded May 19,1877,

Liber’ A of: biens Page 212.

en — — i ee

by S.C.V.Mill & Lumber Co.

By Wm. P.Dougherty,Supt.

Signed and acknowledged
April 16th 1878, Before
W. B. Hardy. Recorder

3

By Thos. Oakes ,Depty.

ts OEE ee 8 ee

Twentieth District -Court ;

County of santa Clara,

panta Clara Valley Mill and Lumber Company

riLSintciteE

LG. Ward: b Whipple:

) Assis, Huyek Defendants.

Notice that an action has been commenced against the
above named defendants for the foreclosure of a cer-
tain mechanic’s Lien which is recorded in Book “A* of
Mechanic’s Liens at page 212 on a certain shed and

Hall constructed by said Ward and Whipple on certain

lands of said Huyck,bounded North by lands of Knapp,

Hast by lands of Jones and Carter, south by lands of

Fleming,and West by lands of White,together with the
lands on which said shed and Hall are situated and a
convenient space about the same.

Campbell and Wilcox

StLOMnevys. Tor Piss ntsaee.

2ecorded

SAE NT SS RS GI) Ee?

Twentieth District Court

County of santa Clara.

panta Clara Valley Mill and

Lumber Company .

VS

C ' Wa bs d ‘

L. Whipple and

Ae 2 eaves: Defendants.

+ NT ca ah eae
rause No.bd5050.

Auet.1 7); Cause entered, Complaint filed.

° ‘ Ww, rye J
and summons 1SSU4c.

Register entry-
sed by Order of Plffs.Atty, see

4

order Book.

J. Sontheimer Clerk.

; 1 YY a 7‘ i
M.J.Ashmore,Depy.

a LS Pa EE I SS PE SL Oe SOE STL TIO Fa I Lt

A, L. Huyek

Do tw o POP Cer.

Cons ‘

Grant, bargain,and se fey and confirm unto the

said party of the second part and to his heirs and as-

Signs forever,all that certain. piece or parce] of land

being part of the original Huyck tract in Pueblo tract

No.l in said County and. State and more particularly

ibed as follows: Beginning at a stake marked D.P.
standing at the point of intersection of the
ern line of the Alum Rock Avenue with tI
Pala Rancho ,and running thence along
Said Rancho 5.22a°..56’.%. 3.% hs toa 4
marked P.l.and standing at the common corner of
Huyck and Fleming tracts in said east
said Rancho; thence along the line between Sald
original Huyek and Fleming tracts N.o 1,20
chs to a stake marked P.2.at the fence corner in Said
dividing line,from which point a white oak al

7 2 ~~ r om )
diameter and marked 5

i 2 ™ , 7 ; fZ ry
1/4° We 8.93 > a stake marked P.3,anc

H and standing in the aforesaid Southern line of Said

QUIS A EE EC

Alum Rock Avenue, and thence along said last mentioned

72° 82. 6. B25 ; to the place of beginning,

true, variation 16°

, a ro
pept. 2s

Recorded

The Commercial and Savings

Of dan vos e:,

a Corporation &c,

Ap e317 51S ie
(the property under search, and

April 27 1876.

Liber Page SO.

Satisfied in full on margin of record June

The Commercial and Savings Bank of San Jose,by B.D.Mur

phy, its President, and duly attested by the County

Recorde

Cc’

panta Clara Valley

Mill and Lumber Co.
vs

KF, Dotta and

A. L. Huyck.

Mechanic’s Lien.

Dated June 21,1881.

Notice of claim of lien for lumber furnished said
Dotta in the construction &c.of building known as the
Junction House &c,

Recorded _Junes 21 186t .

Liber B Mechanics Liens page 156.

satisfied in full om margin of record Oct.27

YOO?
; LQ8S : by

S.C.V.M.& L.Co. Jas.M.Thorpe secy." and duly attested

Dy: the County Recorder.

action to foreclose the above lien was commen
.19,1881 in the Superior Court of the County
Clara. and notice Lis Pendens recorded sept.
19, 1881,in the office of said County Recorder in Liber
> of Lis. Pendens page 2135. Said cause is Case No, 6440,
Register of Actions K page 454 and Sald action was

dismissed on Register of Actions Oct.27,1883,by Chas.

PW LeOoxr Atty tor plaintiff.

ea - OLS ETS: eT.

Tt te ee

subdivision of part of the

A. lL. Huyck Tract

a > | Fry a) . NT ~ rn 7 ; > 4 - * 1. | = ; 7"
in Pueblo Tract No.l,of the Pueblo Lands of the Cit

of San Jose,surveyed September 1883, by Herrmann Bros

Mich, 26,1884.

Book B of Maps Page 7.

he bs 8 The subdivision above and as shown on Plat
in Abstract is situated within the boundaries of the

land: conveyed to A,L.Huycek,by the City of

7 Tm

by deed dated Feby.5th,1867 recorded in

l

Liber W of Deeds page 234, set forth at page

Abstract.

The acreage of the Lots as shown on plat, is the

QO

nr

net acreage,and does not include any portion of the

ANITAC
Se Ua ete is

A. L,. Huycek
ro
Louise Koppel.
DE &

Lu

ee

Cons 0/6,

Grant, bargain,sell and convey unto the said party of

the second part and to her heirs and assigns forever

5

her seperate property, All that certain piece

parcel of land in the County of Santa Clara, State of
California,and more particularly described as follows

VIZ:

All of Lot 12 of the A.L.Huyck Subdivision of Pue-
bio Tract number one.of the Pueblo lands of the City

t C*

of San Jose,as surveyed by Herrmann Brothers September

rr

QQ cS Ce te a mn fin ! rn ~ = “ c
ls8o,and recorded in the office of the County Recorder

of Santa Clara County, said Lot containing 7 20/100

acres or lana.
To have and to hold the same to second party ,a
to her heirs 4nd assigns forever as her seperate

property the consideration hereof being her seperate

and individual money.

Acknd. March o, 18%

Before JD,

ee

Recorded March 16,1

Book 79 of Deeds Page

L. Huycek
arcmin

John Tregoning.

"the llth day of February in the ye:
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty five".
Cons ,$698.40 _
Grant, bargain,sell and confirm unto the said party
of the second part and to his heirs and assigns forev-
er.all that piece parcel or lot of land-in- the County
ta Clara, state of California,v1z:
of a part of the subdivision of the AL
in the Pueblo tract No.one of the Pueblo
lands of the City of San Jose as mapped and surveyed
by the Herrman Bros. sSept.1884,said map and survey be-
ing recorded in the office of the Recorder of. the
County of Santa Clara, Califormia,
Said Lot. No.5 containing 8.75 acres of land.
fo 2h Bey oK

Acknd.

ee

Before Alfred Lansdell N.P.

County of Santa barbara,

a a ee ee ee

POL SOS CS FS I ED LER LT BOC se BOD aE ces FE IE ©

Recorded

—

Mch.17,1885.

ey

Book /78 Deeds Page 167.

PRL ee A OE PD) |

John Tregoning
Soe

John Reedy.

_ +

Dated Mch.1/7,1880.

ee een

(%
WA

Grant, bargain,sell and convey unto the said party of

the second part and to his heirs and assigns forever,

all that certain‘ piece or parcel of land in:the :-County
of Santa Clara,State of California,viz:

The south Basternyone half of Lot No.5-of the A.vL.
Huyek Subdivision of a part of.Pueblo tract No.one of

i

the Pueblo lands of the City of San Jose,California,

and being the S.h. one half of Lot 5 conveyed by. A.L.

Huyek to John Tregoning,by deed under date of Feby.1ll,

John Tregoning

Mch.17, 1885,
John Tregonning)

i os Perter NP

Mch.18,1885.

79-o0f Deeds: Page... 109.

John Ready
; Rey ee

Louise Koppel.

Dated — Mch,.6,1886.

tet

_Cons.$590. |

Grant ,bargain,sell and convey unto the said party
of the second part and to her heirs and assigns for-
ever all: that ceftain: piecs:.or parece) of land. in the
County of Santa Clara,State of California,viz:

The South Bast-ern one half-of- Lot NO.o of the ALL.
Huyek Subdivision of a part of Pueblo tract No.one of
the Pueblo lands of the City of San Jose, state of Cal-
ifornia,and being the South Hasterly one half of Lot
5 conveyed by A.L.Huyck to John Tregoning by deed
under date of February 11,1880.

To have and to hold the same unto the said party
of the second part and to her heirs and assigns for-
ever,as her seperate property.

John Ready seal)

(ERR

Acknda. Mch.6,1886.

Before D.J.Porter

Recorded Mech. 00,

Book 85 of Deeds Page

J. C. Koppel and
Louise Koppel ,his

)

40

Seton me a

John Ready.

To secure the payment of $380.
Mortgages South Kast half of Lot 5 Huy

vision.

Recorded Mech, 50,1886.

3, ~~ 7 {> + be my Dacge
Book 66 Mortgages Page

ed in full on the margin of the record Nov.18,

.Anderson,and duly attested by the County

Recorder.

The above mortgage is assigned by John Ready to H.H.
Anderson by assignment of mortgage duly executed and
acknowledged Sept.4,1886 by John Ready and recorded

Sept.4,1886 in Book C of Assignments of Mortgages

Page 517.

~y
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oO

In the Superior Court,County of Santa Clara State of

Ga ilitrornia.

Louisa Koppe
vs

J. GS. Koppel

Action for Divorce.

Casé No. S552. Reg.M p.425.

Department No.2.

1389 a SE
May 8 Complaint filed. Avers:
Marriage of plaintiff and defendant on
| August 29th 1869,in the City of san Francisco

| State of California.and their continued resi-

| dence in said State from the date of said

imarriage to the present time.

Alleges as grounds for divorce Abandonment
tion,and cruel treatment.
Prayvs: for. decree of divoree. custody of
iminor children.
J, °C. Black
Atty for

Compiaint duly. verified by: pilit.

No t e ;: The following amendment to prayer

of complaint,is endorsed on the complaint viz:
Plff further prays that the separate prop-
erty described in plffs Answer and defts.ans-
wer,to defendants answer be set aside to plff,
both real and personal property and if any
community property plff.have her proportion

thereof set aside to her.
Summons issued,
Demurrer of Deft filed.

oummnons returned- not filed. Showing service

upon deft.,June 10,1889.

Demurrer withdrawn, tS 0a ans wer.

—RECOrG: hb. GOL;

Answer of deft.filed, general denial,and avers
that the following described real property,1s
community property of plff and deft. viz:

Alt ‘of Lot 12 and thé South: Asif of: bot)
of the A.L.Huyck Subdivision of Pueblo Tract
No.l of the Pueblo lands of the City of San
Jose,as surveyed by Herrmann Bros. sSeptr,.1885

containing in all 12 acres of land more or

less (and a lot in Santa Cruz County)

And as separate property of plff,the lot

and dwelling house of deft.on which his family
reside in the Caty of San Jose:

Prays that plff take nothing by her action,
That in the event a decree of divorce be

eranted,that one half of the community proper-

O

+

ty be awarded deft.

Answer duly veri

Answer of plff to Answer and oSS complaint
OF MGT tt Ta Led.

Denies allegations of answer of deft.as to
community property and avers that same was
purchased by plff.with her separate estate

acquired by inheritance,
Cause set for trial Nov.

Cause on trial. P1Lff allowed to amend her com

plaint,by adding thereto a prayer for the

separate and community property. Cause submit-
ted and oral decision from the bench in favor
of plff,with order that findings and decree

be prepared accordingly.

Record L p.l2s.

Findings and Conclusions of law filed.

Decree entered and filed dissolving the bonds
of matrimony existing between plff and deft.
and awarding to plff as her Separate property
house and lot in the City of San Jose .and lot
in santa Cruz County.

And awards to defendant as his share of the
community property- All of Lot 12-o0f the AL.
Huyck Subdivision of Pueblo Tract Number 1 of
the Pueblo lands of the City of San Jose vas
Surveyed by the Herman Brothers ,Sept.1883,a
|map of which is recorded in the Recorders
office of Santa Clara County said lot contain-
ing. 7.20) acres of ‘land.

Also all of that other tract of land situate
in said County and State, being the South East-
ern one half of Lot number 5 of the A.L.Huyck
subdivision of a part of. Puepie tract No.1 ae

ma) .

the Pueblo lands of the City of San Jose,and
| being the southeasterly one half of Lot 5,
conveyed by A.L.Huyck to John Tregoning by
deed dated February 11,1885,containing 5 acres

ry

subject to the payment by the defendant of

the. 450.00 dollars and interest, due the estate

ng

id, being the balance of
fof Said-Huyek trae;

Judgement Book P.

Judgement Docketed. Roll filed.

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Cerciried copy of foregoing cecres

in the County Recorder’s office

" 7
PRCOLGCEO

Jany.6th 1891,in Book 58 of Miscellaneous

C

Records page 78.

J, Us. Koppel

Sg Ee ee oS

Gertrude Schulte

Trecutrix of the Last Will and Testament of

B. Schulte deceased.

Dated Mch. 26,1890.

sma eee

To secure the payment of $506. six months after
date with interest at the rate.of 8 1/2 per cent per
annum payable semi annually or compound.

Mortgages Lot 12 and the South Eastern one half of

of the Huyck Subdivision.

Acknd. . 26,1890.

es ea

Before Karl Klein N.P.
Recorded

Book 92 Mortgages Page oO9.

The above mortgage is assigned by Gertrude Schulte

Tyecutrix aS above named to S.F.Leib,by assignment of

head bm

mortgage duly executed and acknowledged Mch. 26,1890,

and recorded Mch.27,1890,in Book E of Assignments of

oO

AA le oy ¢ crc f yA .
Mortgages at page aoa.

Je G. Koppel
eieotser 5 0

Joseph Tuers.

MO RT GAG

mene

Dated Dec.27,1889.

eee anos
To secure the payment of $550.;0ne year after
date with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum payable quarterly or to compound.

Mortgages south hast one half of Lot 5 and all

of Lot 12 -.0f Huyck Subdivision: in Pueblo: Tract No.l.

Acknd,_ Dec 27,1889.

—

Before J.J.Sontheimer N.P.

ore

Recorded pept.25,1890.

Liber 93 Mortgages Page Slo.

mee ee

J, ©, Koppel
eo EO Bie

Moses Koppel.

Dated —

To secure the payment of $850. one y«
date with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum until paid.

Mortgages:- South Hastern one half of

all of Lot 12 Huyck Subdivision in Pueblo No.l.

Acknd.,

eee

Before J. E. Brown

Book 98 Mortgages

Ae eee tS

emma

otate

Ve

and County.

Years

PAID.

Now a Lie

NO ¢c JUDG NT

LIN

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ADS UPACT a=.

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of pages One

to 40 inclusive, made weg
pan Jose,Cal,June highteenth
1891, at Nine 0’

clo eed A saber

SAN JOSE ABSTRACT TITLE AND
; CO
edt) ee at

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TRUST COMPANY.

Manager.

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1HE-S AME Pr a OSes Lome

iT BO I-8-G BU Re. Be.

CONTINUED TAXES.
Se ATR mr GaP NN. Eee
Lot 12 and South Fast 1/2 Lot 5 of
Subdivision.
Fiscal years.
1891-92 Real Estate Tax None
Tax on Mortgage Interest created by 92 M 509 Botkin
stallments PALD
Tax on Mortgage Interest created by 935 M 515, First In-
stallment PAID
Tax on Mortgage Interest created by 98 M 9 First Install

ment delinquent Amount $1.48, 15 % to be added.

NO @PUPGQeRE NT 24 1

— $$$

L
The foregoing ContinuaBion consisting of pages |\.> tol{ inclusive,

Pe a4
JW, 1891 at 9 o'clock A.M.

4

made at SAN JOSE,CAL. December

SAN JOSE ABSTRACB, TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.

te >
\ es ‘ any Chica COD Wi / > Manager

LAW OFFICES

JNO. R. JARBOE,

Rooms 7, 8 anp 9,

230 MontGomEry STREET.

Cured,

LOW

nd advise

P.O. Box No. 2479.
TELEPHONE 1140.

CABLE ADDRESs:
JARBOE, SANFRAN.

SAN FRANCISCO,

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San Jose,

867

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are matters
a very serious
deeds set

a Si a ce aa eae Ss
ese aeeas were made

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property presumptive Ly

+

hus dand.

divorce

A demree of divorce was entered in this case on the 4th

of Last December, but no notice of the entry of judgment or

decision of the case seems ever to have been given by either

party to the other.

A motion for a new trial could be made at any time, or
an appeal can be taken on the judgment roll within the year.
Mr. Koppel’s attorney must See that these things are

and submitted to me to show that they have been done

satisfaction, before the trade is closed. If this can not

be done, I would not advise you to purchase the property, un-

Less you get a deed from both the husband and wife--that is,
from Koppel and wife.
There are several mortgages upon the property, on pa&es

which must be satisfied before you can close

Now, be sure you are right about this matter,
take any further steps without consultation with me.
must remember that you are an astronomer, and
al men do not Live off one another, so there is
this matter for services.
You have never answered bx conundrum about the apparent
lengthening and shortening of the days. Please do it some

time.

The term Pueblo, E meaning t& city

ee

town, and pueblo ds of y are simply those which

obtained by virtue of being a city, -- as this Land, which
pueblo land of the

=

neither better nor worse than that of ot ands, and th

part of the,City of San Jose. The ti pueblo Lands

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